Cars parked in private property were asked for high parking fees (Photo No. 7)
Many residents of Perth, Western Australia, went to the beach for Christmas carols, parked their cars in private car parks and were asked by owners for high parking fees.
On the afternoon of the 16th, tens of thousands of residents of Perth, Western Australia, rushed to Scarborough (Scarborough) Beach to enjoy a joyful Christmas atmosphere, but found that not everyone was in a "good mood for the holidays," according to a report on Radio 7.
Because the beach parking space is limited and most shops are closed, some people involved in Christmas carols have parked their cars in a "private" parking lot. When they returned to the parking area after their activities, they found the wheels locked and each car had to pay A $170.
At least five people were forced to pay for the high parking fee, including Hanson (Melinda Hansen).
"to be honest, I'm shocked," Hanson said. "the average penalty of A $60, A $80 is enough, and A $170 is too brutal."
The local council said it could not help with the incident of private property.